Gainesville,  Georgia – a simple little town that surely had seen better days. From small, dusty business buildings to the tiny mechanic shops that has lost its gloss and glamour,  this must be District 12 from Hunger Games. But, even the darkest coal mine has its shiny treasure. Tucked in the middle of Gainesville is Atlanta Highway Seafood Market,  directly off of its namesake street. As you step into this seafood joint, immediately you are faced with stocks of fish, shrimps,  clams,  and other salt and fresh water creatures that may or may not be recognizable to the common diner.  This is the fresh catch of the day.        At the register,  you are instantly greeted with the friendliest staff members.  You can choose from the fresh seafood selection or the extensive menu of prepared dishes. Owner and head chef, Louisiana native Phuong Le,  has perfected the large variety of recipes and left even the Creole food capital, New Orleans, green with envy. First and foremost,  have a cup of gumbo.  The authentic, iconic dish is a …